Rinseroo Slip-On Bathtub Faucet Sprayer Attachment. Ultra-Flex Dog Shower Hose Adapter Portable Hose Attachment with Sprayer Pet Showerhead Attach Tub Spout 5 Foot Hose. No Install for Speedy Washing

I bathe my dogs instead of taking them to get groomed. So far, this is the best faucet attachment I have purchased. It works well and is is a good quality. It was easy to install and has a good water flow. We have a wider bath tub faucet and it fits well with no problems.

I've had this for a good while now, and I can confidently say that it has withstood multiple uses and is still going strong. It's a major game-changer for dog bath time that I don't have to fill up a cup anymore, and I get more confidence in knowing I got my pup's coat rinsed well. Much easier to rinse her belly, too. I've also made good use of this for some shaving when I opt for sitting on the side of the tub instead of taking a full shower, and for helping to clean the shower and bath tub by re-directing the water where I need it. Super easy to take on and off the faucet, I just make sure I hang it to dry when I'm done. You don't get a TON of water pressure, but you do get plenty for the above mentioned tasks. I also like that's clear tubing, so I can tell that it's clean.

The description said- Versatile design not just for bathroom- I want to start by saying I followed the directions. I understood how this works — it uses gravity, the hose hangs down, you use it to rinse things. Simple enough. But here's what nobody warned me about, and I really wish they had. I was doing a quick test run using only COLD water at minimal pressure just to see how the thing worked before committing to actually using it. At some point I raised the hose maybe 8 inches above the faucet level for literally about 3 seconds. Three seconds. I wasn't doing anything crazy. That's when I heard water running somewhere it shouldn't be. It wasn't coming out of the hose. I turned the water off immediately, opened the cabinet under the sink, and there was water puddling inside. Apparently raising the hose above faucet level — even slightly, even briefly, even at low pressure with cold water — creates enough backpressure to break the seal around the faucet and push water right into the cabinet. I had no idea that was even possible. The directions tell you it works by gravity but don't clearly warn you that going above spigot level is a hard no under any circumstances. And never use it attached to a sink spigot!!! Luckily I caught it fast and no serious damage was done, but this could easily ruin a cabinet, cause mold, or damage flooring if someone didn't notice right away. ⚠️ WARNING TO FUTURE BUYERS: Do NOT raise the hose above faucet/spigot level at ANY point, for ANY length of time, at ANY water pressure. Not even for a second to adjust it, reposition it, or test it. Keep it hanging down at all times while water is running. This isn't just a tip — it's something that can cause real water damage to your home if you don't know it going in. Maybe this works fine if you're super careful, but I think the product packaging needs a much more visible warning about this. Buyer beware.

It works good. You just have to use a zip tie on the tub spout. Cause it does want to slide off. Unless you shut it off while lathering dog. I just left the water on. They only give you one zip tie. It does make it baths much easer though.

I have used on two faucets. On a regular faucet that you would find on many bathroom vanities, and a sink faucet. It worked just fine. He did not work well on my bathroom faucet, however, that faucet has an unusually large spout and the valve to activate the shower is very close to the end of the spout. Therefore, it had a difficult time staying on that particular faucet. However, I don’t think anything would’ve stayed on that faucet. So overall, I definitely would recommend it, but just be careful if you have an odd spout that might be oversized as it may not work.

This would work OK for rinsing a dog or a child. But, it's not as quick to install/remove as you might think: just stretching the connector over the faucet doesn't do it; to keep it in place, you have to first apply reusable tape and then add a zip tie to hold the connector. The unit doesn't work above about waist height (connector blows up like a balloon and little water comes out), and the sprayer head doesn't generate much pressure (at any height), so this is useless for hosing down shower walls on cleaning day. The hose is also too short to reach the rear wall. The price is far too high for this limited functionality. I can't recommend this product.

I wasn't sure what to expect when I purchased this after reading some of the reviews, but I thought if I can get 3 washes out of it that would be the same as going to a do it yourself dog wash 3 times so I wouldn't lose anything. BUT, this item turned out to be wonderful! I've had it almost a year and have used it several times with no problems or leaks. It fits over our tub faucet and the shower lever so well. The rubber is very soft, flexible and strong. I do use the zip tie and that works great! I definitely recommend this product, it has been a real blessing!

I purchased this to make it easier on me to give my dog a bath. The old plastic cup wasn’t cutting it. My wife got the opportunity to use it before I did and she said it worked perfect. It was so much easier and faster.

I’m really happy with this purchase. The Rinseroo worked exactly as expected and made washing my doggo at home so much easier. It attached easily, rinsed well, and saved me the time and cost of taking my pet to the pet store for a bath. It’s one of those simple products that actually does what you hoped it would do. I would definitely recommend it.

Great service, very practical product. Many thanks

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Worked exactly like expected. Have used it several times a week for 4 months now and no complaints! Still snug around the tub nose.

I used the Rinsearoo to bathe my first dog and despite the hose looking and feeling flimsy and cheap for something over $50, it worked fine. There was a small leak at the faucet, nothing major - just a light dribble - so nothing concerning. Overall, I was initially satisfied. However, when I went to bathe my second dog, things went very wrong. I hadn’t removed or adjusted anything; it was still attached exactly the same way as before. But this time, the rubber piece that fits over the faucet suddenly filled with water and expanded like a balloon. Before I could even turn the water off, it burst and sent water everywhere, completely soaking me and the bathroom. I have no idea why this happened. It worked perfectly for the first bath, there was nothing blocking the hose, and I didn’t change a thing. The sudden swelling and explosion were totally unexpected and pretty alarming. As you can see in the picture, the hose part blew right off the rubber part that attaches to the faucet. Piece of junk.